Public transportBrussels
98. Public transport
Public transport is a system of shared passenger transport available for use by the general public. It commonly includes buses, trams, trains, metros and other scheduled passenger services operating along established routes or within a transport network.
Public transport vehicles may use dedicated lanes, tracks, stops, stations or special traffic signals and may receive particular priority under local traffic rules. Other road users must respect public-transport infrastructure, stops and any special traffic signs or signals that regulate interaction with these services.
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What forms of public transport are available in Belgium?
Belgian public transport mainly includes trains, buses, trams and metro services. Different operators provide services depending on the transport mode and region.
Do trams have priority in Belgium?
Yes. Every road user must give way to rail vehicles such as trams and must clear the tracks as quickly as possible when necessary.
What should you do when passing a Belgian bus or tram stopped for passengers?
You must moderate your speed when passing a bus, coach, trolleybus, minibus or rail vehicle that is stopped so passengers can get in or out.

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